Omni-Man Gives Mark A Clue On How To Fight Viltrumites | Invincible S2

Having been advised by Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons), Mark (Steven Yeun) reads through his father's book, coming to the realisation that there may be more to the story and in fact a way to defeat the Viltrumites. Watch Invincible on Prime Video.

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[justinanderson]

It's kinda funny how not only does Nolan mention Gravity being a weakness to Viltrumites; but also mentions the Ragnar's enhanced physical forms because of the gravity. Like suggesting you should work out in higher gravity like in a totally unrelated anime.

[TurboMMaster]

I guess Mark's powerset included superfast reading and/or opening books just on the right page.

[TheDangerzone]

I would have loved that the storys of his books where a little bit more told in more details.

[TheWarmachine]

1:39 Viltrumites: *unable to handle the planet's intense gravity*

Vegeta: "Pathetic."

[JohnPeacekeeper]

One thing you have to appreciate is that Nolan properly learned how to write prose, which is something that no superpower could gift him. Man properly learned a skill that required real effort.

[AzguardMike]

I find it hard to believe that Cecil never once thought "hey Omni-man is writing stories about aliens and space travel. Donald! Order a copy of every book and have The Immortal read them all. Perhaps these are autobiographies!"

[iLinlinn]

The question is, how did Nolan survive that Ragnar??!!

[BigFella]

How did Nolan survive you ask? He’s just built different

[kn-jtdj]

I wonder why Nolan wrote these books with specific Viltrumite weaknesses in mind
He got creative block?

[ffv]

Picks book up, starts at half way through, somehow reads through the entire book in a single page

[Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

Nolan's partner: "Honestly, the gravity isn't too bad here. Give it a few weeks, and we should be just fine."
Nolan: "But what about the Dinosaur Men?"
Nolan's partner: "The wha-?"

[harryforrest]

This is the ultimate power in the universe.

[patrickmorris]

I really like how the covers and titles of the books actually look reminiscent of retro science fiction books and films. Even Nolan's narration sounds like a Captain's Log from 'Star Trek'. Not to mention how the scene where he tried to wrestle the first Ragnar reminded me of Captain Kirk's initial grappling with the Gorn.

[ashendm]

the book - about a size of a dictionary
the story - about the size of a leaflet





i agree the stories r interesting tho

[metalmario]

The planets gravity eh?... i know some certain warriors who have experience in high gravity

[thelostjugg]

I love how J.K Simmons narrated the books, the wisdom and strength in the voice was phenomenal, and also terrifying

[Apuscus]

To think that it take a mere single one of these feral beasts to take on most of (or maybe every?) Earth's superheros pretty easily.

[usmanamin]

i think Nolan called for reinforcements using a button like lucan did or threw that ragnar towards others and flew away. just a theory

[Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

“The gravity was too strong”

Two particularly spiky haired warriors: Okay and?

[jramoh]

My opinion is Nolan mentioned the characters (Space Rider etc.) he write on the books have beat and defeat him before he travel and arrived on earth. So he asked Mark call all of this characters to defeat the Viltrumites. Even Allen knows this characters are so truly real 😬